mining

UK
/ˈmaɪ.nɪŋ/
US
/ˈmaɪ.nɪŋ/

Übersetzungen

miningsubstantiv
minings
Pl.
minageCryptoactifs et blockchain.
Bitcoin mining has become increasingly energy-intensive.
Le minage de bitcoins est devenu de plus en plus énergivore.
fouille de donnéesInformatique et analyse de données.
Data mining helps companies understand customer behavior.
La fouille de données aide les entreprises à comprendre le comportement des clients.
minageSens militaire ou stratégique : pose de mines.
Naval mining during the war posed a serious threat to shipping.
Le minage naval pendant la guerre représentait une menace sérieuse pour la navigation.
exploitation minièreSens général lié à l’industrie et à l’extraction de minerais.
The mining of gold has been a significant part of the region's economy for decades.
L’exploitation minière de l’or a été une composante importante de l’économie de la région pendant des décennies.
sapeHistoire militaire : excavation sous une fortification.
Medieval armies often used mining to undermine castle walls during a siege.
Les armées médiévales utilisaient souvent la sape pour miner les murs du château pendant un siège.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
extraction minièreSens plus neutre pour le processus d’extraction des minerais.
mininggerundium / partizip präsens
UK
/ˈmaɪ.nɪŋ/
US
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Used attributively to describe things related to or used for mining.
minierRelatif à l’extraction des minerais ou aux activités minières.
The company supplies mining equipment to operations worldwide.
L’entreprise fournit du matériel minier à des exploitations du monde entier.
miningadjektiv
Used attributively before another noun to describe things connected with the extraction industry (e.g. "mining community").
minierRelatif à l’extraction de minerais ou de ressources naturelles.
Residents of the mining town are concerned about environmental impacts.
Les habitants de la ville minière sont inquiets des impacts environnementaux.
mineverb

mining

Gerundium

mined
Präteritum
mined
Partizip Perfekt
mining
Gerundium
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Definitionen

miningsubstantiv
The process or industry of obtaining coal or other minerals from a mine.
The mining of gold has been a significant part of the region's economy for decades.
The act of placing or detonating explosive mines for military or strategic purposes.
Naval mining during the war posed a serious threat to shipping.
The process of examining large data sets to discover patterns, correlations, or other useful information.
Data mining helps companies understand customer behavior.
The process of verifying and adding cryptocurrency transactions to a blockchain, typically rewarded with newly created coins.
Bitcoin mining has become increasingly energy-intensive.
The act of digging tunnels or galleries beneath a structure or fortification in order to cause its collapse or to gain covert access.
Medieval armies often used mining to undermine castle walls during a siege.
mininggerundium / partizip präsens
Relating to, involved in, or used for the extraction of minerals or other materials from the earth.
The company supplies mining equipment to operations worldwide.
miningadjektiv
Connected with or designed for the extraction of minerals or other natural resources.
Residents of the mining town are concerned about environmental impacts.
mineverb
To extract minerals or other geological materials from the earth.
The company plans to mine gold in the region.
To dig a tunnel or hole in the ground to extract minerals.
They decided to mine deeper into the mountain to find more coal.
To lay explosive mines in a particular area.
The military was ordered to mine the harbor to prevent enemy ships from entering.
To obtain or extract information or data from a source.
Researchers mine data from social media to analyze trends.